Morris tribune., 1887-02-02

| W -. I1duSOu dllu EAulIS" AAtiSCSoA
went to ST. Paul lat Thursday on n
combined business and pleasure trip.
D. Robertson has sold his business
interests at Wheaton to G. IL. Colyer
and will move soon to new town
near Aberdeen, D. Il.
w, J. Munro left yesterday for
Palestine. Texas. Mr.. Munro has
been in failing health for some time
and hopes that n change of climate
| will prove beneficial.
The dudes and their figure-head are
! very apt in attacking the county COM
| missioners and equally apt in playing
the baby act the moment any portion
of a richly deserved punishment is
given them.
j. E Danlelson visit ed the ice
carnival last week and improved the
opportunity to buy large stock OF
goods for the spring trade. Mr..
Danielson Always has an eye to
business and keeps his stock of goods
complete at all times. He will have
new lad" next week.
1t Is now fashionable for young
ladies to ne photographed in toboX-
| gan costumes. When young man
received a photograph of his girl ar
rayed in one of these outlandish rigs,
he immediately broke of his marriage
engagement. He said blamed if he
was going to msrry an Indian squaw.
H. Hutchlns, when asked if he had
anything to say in regard to the Suns
charge of fraud against the county
commissioners said: II think it we
could have more of just such fraud,
our county would be in better con-
dition. IN this case it saves the
county so per cent on its printing bill
for the year."
T. C. Dohlen wishes to rent his
farm to some reliable man for hVe
years and will furnish all the stock
and machinery necessary for carrying
on the farm. Mr.. DohIen also wishes
to sell number of cows, horses and
young stock. He has 20 cows, horses
and mares and quite herd of young
stock from which purchasers may
select.
prNi,o INISr tlNnra ia NOT q town
capable of doing as much work i'll a
given length of time rs ex-senator
Wells. He has great endurance, is
rapid and makes every
movement count. This ability to
work will serve him good turn now.
He is and for some time will be alone
with all the work of conducting the
Stevens County Bank on his hands.
Vicks Floral Guide has come again.
The little volume is beautifully gotten
up. The pictures being quite artistic
| and the information in flower and
garden culture invaluable. The
amateur can not fail to be successful
| with such a guide, and the older
| gardeners will hold it in usual favor.
| Vegetable and fruit, flowers and
plants, are catalogued and arranged
perfectly. and fully explained in their
| culture.
The county commissioners sensibly
| concluded that it is neither necessary
nor right to compel the TRIBUNE to
enter into competition for the county
printing with an alleged paper like
the Sun, which lacks circulation, COM
petent help and sufficient material
for doing the work. Had they con-
Guided otherwise, the Olive Branch
could have come in and bid toO,-a
paper 80 worthless that even the Sun
has been able to purchase 1t.
! L.H.& F. A. Wellington have
completed arrangements for begin
ming All extensive business in real
estate, loans and insurance. They
have money to loan at 8 per cent
real estate for sale; Minneapolis
property to exchange for farms and
represent excellent fire and live stock
surance companies. Notice their
new advertisement and when in need
: ofanything in their line, call upon
= them at the court house and see what
they have to offer.
BY the way Bro. Murphy, how is ii
about that proposition for pool upon
the county PRINT ng which you made
: before the last meeting of the county
3 commissioners? BY that proposition
: did you not intend to force the county
J. to pay full legal rates for its print Ll
this year? Does not the fact tina
J you made such Il proposition, cast
peculiar shade over your subsequen
r Idiotic bawling, alleged 10 be III be
I half of the poor taxpayers. TIL
( TRIBUNE suggests that you now con
, fer with the dudes and gain their per
q mission to enltghten the few reader
q you have upon these points.
The reading public does not approx
n of newspaper wrangles. First, fo
r. the purpose of vo;ding and then fo
n the purpose of ending one, the TRII
It UNE has tw.ce remained silent in re
It gard to the Suns abusive articles
r. The Sun however, does not appreciat
our motive in 80 doing, and become
more abusive than ever, The TRII
~ UNE does not wish to attack anyone
% not even the Sun outfit, and has don
U nothing to provoke a quarrel. Wbs
y we have said has simply been In RI
j. futation OF the Suns reckless all
: false statements. Now let the blam
:. be placed where il belongs.
v have your goods, AtlIlophoros, o
m, shelf, and have had for som
-" time. 1 hear only good reports frol